Euro 2020 (being played in 2021) contains 24 teams broken out into six groups. The top two teams from each group plus the four best third-place teams will advance to the knockout stage.
Below you'll see each team's odds to win their group, their odds to qualify for the knockout stage, and the number of points they have earned so far.
Group A Odds
Italy and Wales are through to the Round of 16, while Switzerland is looking likely to advance as a third-place squad.
Locations: Rome/Baku
Team | Odds to win Group A | Odds to qualify | Points |
---|---|---|---|
Italy | Winner | Qualified | 9 |
Wales | - | Qualified | 4 |
Switzerland | - | Qualified | 4 |
Turkey | - | Eliminated | 0 |
Group B Odds
Belgium cruised through the round-robin stage while Denmark also qualified as the second-place team in Group B.
Locations: Copenhagen/St. Petersburg
Team | Odds to win Group B | Odds to qualify | Points |
---|---|---|---|
Belgium | Winner | Qualified | 9 |
Denmark | - | Qualified | 3 |
Finland | - | Eliminated | 3 |
Russia | - | Eliminated | 3 |
Group C Odds
The Netherlands and Austria have qualified as the top two teams in Group C.
Locations: Amsterdam/Bucharest
Team | Odds to win Group C | Odds to qualify | Points |
---|---|---|---|
Netherlands | Winner | Qualified | 9 |
Austria | - | Qualified | 6 |
Ukraine | - | Qualified | 3 |
North Macedonia | - | Eliminated | 0 |
Group D Odds
England take the top spot in Group D with Croatia and the Czech Republic also qualifying.
Locations: London/Glasgow
Team | Odds to win Group D | Odds to qualify | Points |
---|---|---|---|
England | Winner | Qualified | 7 |
Croatia | - | Qualified | 4 |
Czech Republic | - | Qualified | 4 |
Scotland | - | Eliminated | 1 |
Group E Odds
Sweden takes Group E as Spain moves on as the second-place squad.
Locations: Seville/St. Petersburg
Team | Odds to win Group E | Odds to qualify | Points |
---|---|---|---|
Sweden | Winner | Qualified | 7 |
Spain | - | Qualified | 4 |
Slovakia | - | Eliminated | 3 |
Poland | - | Eliminated | 2 |
Group F Odds
France came out on top of the Group of Death, with Germany and Portugal also advancing.
Locations: Munich/Budapest
Team | Odds to win Group F | Odds to qualify | Points |
---|---|---|---|
France | Winner | Qualified | 5 |
Germany | - | Qualified | 4 |
Portugal | - | Qualified | 4 |
Hungary | - | Eliminated | 2 |
Round of 16 teams
The following countries have qualified for the knockout stage at Euro 2020:
- Austria
- Belgium
- Croatia
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- England
- France
- Germany
- Italy
- Netherlands
- Portugal
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Ukraine
- Wales
The group stage explained
Each team will play one game against every other team in the group with the games starting on June 11. Following the completion of all games on June 23, the top two teams from each group plus the four best third-place teams will advance to the knockout phase.
The knockout phase
The top 16 teams from the group stage advance to the knockout phase where it's lose-and-go-home. The Round of 16 begins on June 26 and progresses until there are only two countries left for the Euro Cup final on July 11.
The qualifying process
55 teams started out with dreams of making it to Euro 2020. Those 55 were split into 10 different groups where the top two from each group automatically qualified for the tournament. The final four spots were determined via a somewhat complicated playoff system. No team gained automatic qualification as the host because there are a total of 12 host nations.
Full list of qualified nations for Euro 2020
- Austria
- Belgium
- Croatia
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- England
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Hungary
- Italy
- Netherlands
- North Macedonia
- Poland
- Portugal
- Russia
- Scotland
- Slovakia
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- Ukraine
- Wales
Where can I bet on Euro 2020 teams?
24 teams vying for continental bragging rights is driving significant interest and betting volume on the Euros.
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Euro Teams & Groups FAQs
Here's a full list of the Euro 2020 teams: Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Scotland, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, and Wales.
There are 24 teams in Euro 2021.
There are 26 players on each Euro 2021 squad, which is an increase from the usual 23.
There are six groups at Euro 2021.
Group F has to be considered the "group of death" at Euro 2021 as it contains France, Germany, and Portugal.